Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
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OI Sthte lu regard 10 the Nooi ptouuc- tion of the Argentine Republic says the amount of wool shipped from there to the United States annually IS becoming less and the cause he says was ID great part due to the fact the United States tariff unintentislly but very uniustly discriminstes against such vools from the Republic in favor of those from Aus tralia, New Zealand, etc, our system of computing duties making no allowance whatever for the fact Shat dirt and gresse in wools of the Argentine Repub- hc is fully seventy per cent greater than those from other countries. The excess of dirt and grease being required tn pay full tariff rates for wool. The only wool from the Argentine Republic, which II is possible to ship under Our tariff, is Creole or long carpet wool of the Province of CsrodOnR which IS shipped from RosOvia to the amount of about one million pounds annually.
 LONDON, December 27-Rev. Canon 0Mahoncy ID a speech recently deilv- cred ID Cork. charged certain lccsl gov ernmenr officials with systematically corrupting girls of tender agein Dub lin. Freeman's Journal to-day ildorses the charges and demands that the guilty officers te arrested. The Pal Nell Ga. zstte i1 an article on the subject says it has information that only one LlGD, 8 tried and trusty agent of Dublin Castle, IS imp heated 10 the matter.
 FRESNO, December 2S-While Willie Breck, sged ten years, was trying to iasso a dog wlth long rope by which he was leading mule, the moose caught him around the body and the mule be coming frightened, dragged him over the field. breaking his back and killing him in view of his parents.
 WASHINGTON, December 2S-The flu neral of John NJ, Barclay, for many years journalist in the house of repre- sentatives. took place to-day aud was largely attended. Rev, Dr. Bartlett O, the New York avenue Presbyterian church conducted the services. Senh- tor Voorhees,, General John w, Ewing and Hon. Chas E. Eidridge were among tbe paN bearers.
 DUBLIN. December 27-At 9 meeting at Limerick of the delegates of the Gal iicia Athletic assOciaii-n the Feoisi party defeated the members of the Da- l tional league ID the election cf the pres ident
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 2E-Ihe Chronicles Salt Lake special says: The decision of Judge Henderson ID the case of Wm. Carroll against Jos. Pingrer. ID volviDg title to the office O. treEsureship of Weber county, IS victory For the Ogden liberals
 Company E, Sixth Infantry, which has been stationed ID the barracks ID this city over two years evEcusted then quarters this morning and marched to | Fort Douglas. These troops were s.a- toned here immediately after the city officials placed the flag Rt half mast on the afternoon of July i, 1885, and at which time there appeared danger Of 6 | Mormon outbreak consequent upon the rigid enforcement Q; the Eimunds law. This return to Fort Douglas Is ID &C., cordance with orders issued from head quarters at Omaha.
 Frank Graham, sn Ogden boy, dropped a gun which he held yesterday. The weapon was discharged and the shot blew his heel off and badly lGcerstiDg his foot.
 At Union Fort today Albert Barrett was chicken shooting wher carlrIdge exploded, burning his face severely and Iniuring hIs sight.
 DETROIT, December 27.-A year ago | General Aiger ygye suits of clothes to 800 newsboys and sent coal or N ood and | flour to hundreds of homes. This !ear he will repeat his gift, only on larger scale, from lists furnished hls secretary by persons who have means of knowing who are the legitimate and deserving neSsboys of Detroit. The needy news boys are to be selected and sent, lOD RE R time, to csTiRln designated clothing stores. where they will be carefully fitted out with coats and trousers ot stout cloth made to wear, Bnd with good shirts and stockings. The second part Of of General .A lSer's henstt will be 70 supply 1000 families ID Detroit with 0 cord of wood or 8 ton of coal. togetbeF with a barrel of four. Ia the lisT o' families to be aided by the thoughtful aud generous millionaire will appear notes showing the causes which will en- title them to the help extended.
 SAN FEAScIsco. Dsscember 2I-The twenty first annual session of tbe Cali tOrnia Teachers AssOcIstion opened at Berkeley to-day. Pres ident A, E. kel- logg called the meeting tO order. Prof. Martin Kellogg of the state university delivered the address of welcome and \, ;. Mann of the boys high school of San Francisco. the response, ln the evening 4 reception of the teachers of the state was held at the Berkeley gymnasium. The second days session on Wednes- day will be devoted tO the address of The president. election of officers and general business. On the third day miscellaneous business will be done. County superintendents will make ar rangements for reception of the na.Ion- al assoclation which meets here ID July To the afternoon President Hyatt will deliver an address, and papers on edu- catIonsl subjects will be read. In ihe evening Professor Lecante, of the Uai- yersity of California, will deliver lec- lure. On the last day the usual busi ness will be transacted by the general assembly in tine forenoon. In the after aoon President Brown, of the Univer- sity of Nevada will speak on the "C1D- yention of the National Association iu Chicago, 1884," Bpd F. M. Grumple. superintendent Of Oakland school ou National Convention in San Francisco in lSSS," followed by making reports, installation of officers, and adjourn ment.
 HALIFAx, N. s., December 2S-The bad feeling which has existed for some time among several companies of resi- ment stationed at Wellington barracks, resulted Tuesday ID a meeting. TEO thirds of the regiment prepared to cele- brate Christmas by having ball m the evening. During the day, orders were issued not to furnish one company with any more liquor as the men were drunk. Early in the evening the barracks were set on fire, but the flames were extin- guished. Orders were then gwen post poning the festivities indefinitely. The men were greatly enrsged and booted the commanding officer, Col Seeck.
 MINNEAPOLIS, December 2S-The mer- cury here this morning registered II de- grees below zero.
 Advices from Duluth state the ther- mometer is 25 degrees below Zero at that place.
 At Brainard yesterday it was 30 de- grees below. There is blizzard raging at Lacrosse. Wis. with the thermometer II degrees belw zero, and II Is expected